| In the car park, a reminder of my younger years. A
friend of mine used to have one and I seem to remember the (2) 6 volt
batteries kept dropping out through the rusting floorpan! Ah, motoring
was exciting in these days. |
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Dunwich is pretty well known for its
splendid 'on the beach' fish and chip shop.
Excellent grub, we had our Sunday lunch
there. |
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A lovely scene of one of mankind's simple pleasures:
kite flying. |
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Here, a littley is having a go! |
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Others were just watching the sea. And
why not? |
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A gentleman drinks a cup of tea with a hat to protect
himself from the sun.
Very English. |
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Framlingham is not too far away. It is
a pleasant sort of place and has a castle and a church.
St Michaels church, to be exact. |
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We walked into the church to admire its
obvious style and character.
It is famous for its naves and
magnificent chancel. |
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a splendid 18th century organ with
considerable history.
The roof carvings are exquisite. |
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